Last month, I posted a sneak peek of a new Hourglass Ambient palette that's set to arrive for Holiday 2015 but I didn't have much information about it to share with you. Now I have all the details includingthis link to get on the waiting list...and if you're wanting this I highly recommend signing up because there is major interest in this palette and I don't see it lasting more than a day!
It's called the Ambient Lighting Edit and will cost $80, according to the Hourglass website. It's a limited edition and features one brand new shade called Iridescent Strobe Light (top middle).
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• Designed to give you everything you need to finish, brighten, contour and highlight your skin in a single compact.
• Features the new Ambient® Strobe Lighting Powder in Iridescent Strobe Light, an illuminating strobing powder designed to emulate the way in which strobe lights capture and reflect light on the face. Can be used wet for a more intense highlight.
• All products in the palette are universally flattering and deliver a multidimensional luminescence to every skintone, making it appear softer and lit-from-within.
• Unlike traditional powder, blush and bronzer, which tend to be flat, all Ambient® Lighting products use Photoluminescent Technology to filter out harsh light and refine the appearance of the complexion.
• Enhances skin in any type of light, including flash photography.
• Compact design and large mirror ideal for travel.
Palette includes 6 shades:
• DIM LIGHT: A neutral peach beige powder that blurs imperfections and highlights the complexion.
• IRIDESCENT STROBE LIGHT (NEW): A rose pearl powder that gives a refined glow to the complexion.
• DIFFUSED LIGHT: A soft, warm, pale yellow powder that conceals redness and gives skin clarity
• MOOD EXPOSURE: A soft plum blush fused with Mood Light to brighten the complexion.
• LUMINOUS FLUSH: A champagne rose blush fused with Luminous Light to evoke a candlelit glimmer.
• LUMINOUS BRONZE LIGHT - a medium tan shade fused with Luminous Light for a softer, candlelit warmth.
Will you be grabbing this when it comes out? I know I definitely will be! I've been dying to try their blushes and bronzers but they're just so expensive. Plus, I like the idea of having this much variety in a face palette!![]()
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It's called the Ambient Lighting Edit and will cost $80, according to the Hourglass website. It's a limited edition and features one brand new shade called Iridescent Strobe Light (top middle).
From the Hourglass Website:
• Designed to give you everything you need to finish, brighten, contour and highlight your skin in a single compact.
• Features the new Ambient® Strobe Lighting Powder in Iridescent Strobe Light, an illuminating strobing powder designed to emulate the way in which strobe lights capture and reflect light on the face. Can be used wet for a more intense highlight.
• All products in the palette are universally flattering and deliver a multidimensional luminescence to every skintone, making it appear softer and lit-from-within.
• Unlike traditional powder, blush and bronzer, which tend to be flat, all Ambient® Lighting products use Photoluminescent Technology to filter out harsh light and refine the appearance of the complexion.
• Enhances skin in any type of light, including flash photography.
• Compact design and large mirror ideal for travel.
Palette includes 6 shades:
• DIM LIGHT: A neutral peach beige powder that blurs imperfections and highlights the complexion.
• IRIDESCENT STROBE LIGHT (NEW): A rose pearl powder that gives a refined glow to the complexion.
• DIFFUSED LIGHT: A soft, warm, pale yellow powder that conceals redness and gives skin clarity
• MOOD EXPOSURE: A soft plum blush fused with Mood Light to brighten the complexion.
• LUMINOUS FLUSH: A champagne rose blush fused with Luminous Light to evoke a candlelit glimmer.
• LUMINOUS BRONZE LIGHT - a medium tan shade fused with Luminous Light for a softer, candlelit warmth.
Will you be grabbing this when it comes out? I know I definitely will be! I've been dying to try their blushes and bronzers but they're just so expensive. Plus, I like the idea of having this much variety in a face palette!